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Joshua Bassett Drops Title Track From Upcoming Debut Album 'The Golden Years' - Listen Now!

Joshua Bassett just released his new single “The Golden Years” – Just Jared Jr Harrison Butker‘s viral, controversial speech has drawn criticism from the school’s nuns – Celebitchy Get the scoop on the Pokémon makeup collection at ColourPop – Popsugar Nickelodeon just picked up another new spinoff series! – Just Jared Jr
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Brits' most common excuses for skipping healthy habits - including 'I'm tired'
Brits' most common excuses for indulging in bad habits include “I don’t have time”, “I’m tired” and “It’s too cold”.A poll of 2,000 adults found two excuses are made every day to justify skipping healthy habits – with half admitting they spend more time coming up with the excuses than it would have taken to actually do the task they are trying to avoid.Some of the far-fetched excuses included “having to spend time with their hamster”, “their dog ate their shoes” and “they were washing their hair”.“Being busy with the kids” and “their favourite TV show is on” were also among the top excuses for not living a healthier lifestyle.And it emerged that more than half of adults admitted they will find other things they “need” to do rather than the healthy task at hand, such as going to the gym.Avoidance tactics included tidying, completing “this level” on a videogame, and blaming a busy day at work.But over a third (39%) were left feeling disappointed, anxious or sad after giving an excuse to avoid doing something healthy.The research was conducted by Bassetts Vitamins to understand more about healthy habit formation – which has led to the development of a motivation generator tool to help encourage people to take on these tasks.Neuroscience expert, Katherine Templar-Lewis, said: “Healthy habits are harder to form than unhealthy ones, as they can feel more complex and take longer to feel the reward.“Bad habits become unconscious “short cuts” we take.
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Doctor Who's freakiest monsters from The Voord to Quarks, a Yeti and Peter Kay
Doctor Who is back as Jodie Whittaker’s Time Lord takes on classic villains the Sea Devils!In an Easter special, the aquatic foes return for the first time since 1984 as they bid to take over Earth.But they aren’t the only madcap monsters that have featured in the show over the years.Forget the Daleks – here, James Moore recalls the sci-fi hit’s freakiest creations, including Peter Kay as Abzorbaloff.• The Kandyman: Looking like Liquorice Allsorts mascot Bertie Bassett, this murderous robot, left, used sweets to dispatch victims. It appeared in 1988 with the seventh Doctor, Sylvester McCoy.• The Voord: Basically blokes in diving suits and helmets described as making them look like “evil Teletubbies.” When they debuted in 1964, one actor tripped over his flipper – the footage was left in.What was your favourite Doctor Who villain? Have your say below• Scribble Creature: Tenth Doctor David Tennant and Rose Tyler, played by Billie Piper, encountered an aggressive drawing that came to life – the product of an alien-possessed child.• The Quarks: These crazy cuboid robots from 1968 were played by three schoolboys and made giggling noises before running out of power.• Alpha Centauri: This one-eyed oversized green bug has a puzzling gender and squeaky voice.
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